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Acceptance calculations methods for low-beta* optics

We report about two methods to estimate the RP acceptance at low beta* optics. The first approach parametrizes the proton coordinates as a function of the optical functions which depends on the transverse position, on the scattering angle and on the momentum loss of the proton at the interaction poi...

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Autores principales: Avati, Valentina, Oesterberg, Kenneth
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2006
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1103720
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description We report about two methods to estimate the RP acceptance at low beta* optics. The first approach parametrizes the proton coordinates as a function of the optical functions which depends on the transverse position, on the scattering angle and on the momentum loss of the proton at the interaction point. A complete parametrization has been performed and we conclude that it works only for momentum loss less than 1 percent. The second approach is based on the tracking of the proton through the LHC lattice using MAD: look-up tables in different kinematical variables intervals are created.
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spelling cern-11037202019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1103720engAvati, ValentinaOesterberg, KennethAcceptance calculations methods for low-beta* opticsXXWe report about two methods to estimate the RP acceptance at low beta* optics. The first approach parametrizes the proton coordinates as a function of the optical functions which depends on the transverse position, on the scattering angle and on the momentum loss of the proton at the interaction point. A complete parametrization has been performed and we conclude that it works only for momentum loss less than 1 percent. The second approach is based on the tracking of the proton through the LHC lattice using MAD: look-up tables in different kinematical variables intervals are created.CERN-TOTEM-NOTE-2005-002oai:cds.cern.ch:11037202006-02-06
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Acceptance calculations methods for low-beta* optics
title Acceptance calculations methods for low-beta* optics
title_full Acceptance calculations methods for low-beta* optics
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